Santa Ana police wear denim to support victims of sex crimes
0The Santa Ana Police Department encouraged officers to don denim for a day. SAPD officers wore blue jeans to take a symbolic stand against sexual assault and promote awareness to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Denim Day, founded in Los Angeles in 1999. “Denim Day serves as a powerful reminder of the prevalence of sexual assault and the importance of supporting survivors,” said Robert Rodriguez, the Acting Chief of Police. “By participating in Denim Day, a police department demonstrates solidarity with survivors of sexual violence and reaffirms its commitment to providing compassionate and effective support to those who have experienced…
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